Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-14
LOCAL 5REviTIES.

Mr.. Phillip Weiner left last evening fo
New York.
Dr. Gruhe. of Dayton. was in the cit,
this morning. D.
There will be social at the First Baptis
church this evening.
MI. w. A. Carlisle and wife and Mrs. p
Weber, of London, are in the city today.
Miss Minnie Bassett. of south Mechanic
street, is visiting her parents in Columbus.
nurseries. and his family have gone "a
Chautauqua.
Mr.. r. NJ. Barnett, representing the Ma
tional Library association, OF Chicago, is in
the city today.
Mr.. Pat BOYLE, of Tlf1in. father Of James
Boyle. who is accused of the murder of
Dennis Mahoney, is in the city.
Miss Olive Haney, very pleasant young
lady Of Chillicothe. is the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. ID. c. Webb. of west North street.
Mr. Robertson of New York city. the
architect of General Bushnell's new resi-
dence. is in the city. He leaves tonight for
home.
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Drayer. OF south
Mechanic street. very successfully enter
tanned small company of friends al tea
last evening.
Very handsomely engraved "after-cards"
have been issued announcing the marriage
Of Randolph Coleman and Miss Ellen Mar
garet johnson.
Mr.. c. Ii. Pierce and wife left today for
Massachusetts. going by way of the lakes
and the ST. Lawrence. They will be absent
for several weeks.
Miss Viola Fox and her little niece. Mary
Fox. daughter of Mr.. ID. z. Fox. are
spending a month with relatives and
friends in Wilmington. Clinton county.
The Second Baptist Sunday school is
having picnic today at Spence's grove.
Tonight the church gives a lawn fete on
the church grounds. Admission 10 cents.
Mr.. Raphael Rooster. OF Toledo. is in the
city making arrangements to locate here to
{ t-acn violin and piano music. He is grad
uate of the Royal Conservatory OF Music
Al Berlin.
The Rev. John T. Rose. who for the past
eight years has been rector OF Christ church,
lis city. left this morning for Baltimore,
where he will assume the assistant rector |
snip OF Christ church in that city.
Misses Emma and Lizzie Anderson. of
ST. Louis, arrived in Sprintgeld this morl-
Ig to pass the summer With Mr.. John Per |
rim and family. south OF the city, and DIR. |
ana family, of west High |
street.
Rev. Miss Henrietta G. Moore will
preach at Il. A. X. Memorial hall next sun
hay at Il a. N. A full attendance is earn
.Stly desired. as matters of vital interest to /
he trustees
The Methodist Protestant people will pic
lic al Ludlow Falls tomorrow, Friday.
Train will leave the l. b. Il w. depot at
- 4. IN. city time" Fare for the round
rip. adults, 40 cents; children, 25 cents.
Be on time or you will get left.
Mr.. Edward Gorsuch. the popular assist
mt ticket agent of the Bee Line in this city,
ccompanied by his wife and little son, left
his morning for New York. They will
isit Coney Island and other points Of i'll
crest about New York, and will return
ONE in about two weeks.
This morning at $40 O'Clock Ralph c.,
&c three months and fourteen days, thal
My child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward SOu-
er, Of No. S43 sorsth Center street, died of
holera infantum. The funeral will occur
t the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. SOuder at
clock p. m, on Friday. lnterment at
erHcliff. The friends of the family are
lvited.
George l.. Walker, John H. Booth and i
harles f. Berry, three prominent young
,ciety men OF Lagonda, leave on the In
ian line 2Sd inst, for Europe. on pleasure ,
nj business combined. Mr.. Walkers J
rother, Albert, will return with them. j.
l.. Phleger, ticket agent, New York. Penn
ylvania and Ohio railroad and Inman line, !,
FINISHED them tickets from here TO Liver
Dol and return.